Sentence examples for more enormously than from inspiring English sources

If lyric poetry is always hiding its political anxieties, then Shakespeare, the greatest poet in English, must be doing this more enormously than anyone else.

British society has been enormously more hospitable than Russia, Germany, Poland or France.

The tides are enormously more complicated than all this would suggest.

"The Emerald Necklace could be made enormously more attractive than it is today.

But I admire it enormously, more so than most of the adult-targeted novels I've read of late.

In 1958 he & others began to work on a design for a nuclear spaceship that would be cheaper & enormously more capable than the best chemical rocket.

The main importance of this list is not that a degree from these colleges is enormously more valuable than a degree from less selective colleges.

"Linear accelerators and treatment planning are enormously more complex than 20 years ago," said Dr. Howard I. Amols, chief of clinical physics at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York.

Political commentators in the Middle East enormously more informed than I am make their judgments on a mass of material and experience which I do not possess.

Mr. Bloomberg, who made his billions by applying technology to old problems, has since learned that his solution is enormously more complicated than he had expected.

But if they are enormously more feeble than the gravity between stars and galaxies, they won't make any difference to the Dark Energy or Dark Matter problems, so that's a waste of time.